Apology Letters to Bestie.
Causing Hurt to a Best Friend

I’m really sorry, Liza. What I said was completely thoughtless, and I can’t believe I put you in that position. I meant to share my feelings, but I unintentionally hurt you by saying I made Tabassum my mother. I know that must have stung, especially since you and Tabassum are best friends, and I never wanted to make you feel like you weren’t valued or that our friendship wasn’t important to me. I take full responsibility for my words and the impact they had. It was careless of me, and I can only imagine how it made you feel—confused and maybe even betrayed. I genuinely regret my words, not just because I hurt you but because I care about you and our friendship. You mean a lot to me, and the last thing I ever wanted was to push you away. I promise to be more mindful of my words in the future and to consider how they could affect you. I truly value our friendship, and I want to make sure I never make you feel this way again. Please take your time to process this. I’m here whenever you’re ready to talk, and I hope we can move past this together. You deserve my honesty and respect, and I’m committed to showing that moving forward.